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Intel Core Ultra 9 285k 'Arrow Lake' Discussion/News ("15th gen") on LGA-1851

It could be like the AMD performance increase going to 24H2 on Windows 11.

If this is the case it maybe just a matter of waiting for Windows updates or test in Linux and see if there is any difference
Yep in any case gaming will be underwhelming. Hopefully Intel tries to market the Core 7 as a more budget friendly cpu and it tries to compete at least in fps/dollar. Although for that they would need a 50$ cut but it would be good for the consumer.
 
Yep in any case gaming will be underwhelming. Hopefully Intel tries to market the Core 7 as a more budget friendly cpu and it tries to compete at least in fps/dollar. Although for that they would need a 50$ cut but it would be good for the consumer.
Yeah, we will see what happens to the prices once other people start comparing them and doing more testing.
 
Thank you. Still about the same, so i guess it is what it is for now, idk.
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What was the CPU power when running this btw? Can't access sensor data stats on your recordings. My CPU pulls about 160W on average in this scene.
I’ll get the power in a bit.

I got a much better Geekbench 6 Single core score with 26100.2152:


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I’ll get the power in a bit.

I got a much better Geekbench 6 Single core score with 26100.2152:


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A lot of variance. If you look for other 265K results, you can find people getting from 3500 points in ST to 1900. It’s crazy, this launch is a disaster. Hoping Linux reviews are more consistent.
 
yeh but is it melting the socket? 1 issue that irked me . the degradation saga. 13/14th

...and yeh that's about it.

it is more power efficient. it is running at lower clocks. performance per W?. but that bent cpu substrate pictured in an above post isnt inspiring.

all of these aspects are improvements.
myself i was expecting ...well pretty much what this is. a cooler running chip.

i also read somewhere before that it would be slower in various applications. dont worry. i dont expect anyone to talk me into it or out of it. i can do that for myself. but all the info is interesting.
 
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Yep in any case gaming will be underwhelming. Hopefully Intel tries to market the Core 7 as a more budget friendly cpu and it tries to compete at least in fps/dollar. Although for that they would need a 50$ cut but it would be good for the consumer.

Just checked my local store, and new Intel chips are in stock and the ultra 7 265k is the same price as the 7800x3d, that's a tough sell man
 
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The review seems to have been taken down now, that was quick. It showed bad memory latency - they measured the 285k with 100ns memory latency in AIDA64
 
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waiting on availability here. :)
dust will settle . let me watch my usual toobers for entertainment.


le sigh. the non event of the degradation saga (hello just tweak your voltage settings...lol)

i wonder if the anti spruikers can dream up another saga for this one.

arctic freezer iii or another noctua (g2) ? hmm . time is on my side. coolaler . havent heard that name in a long time.
 
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If best performance requires the latest Windows build and turning off VBS, then reviews will be all over the place IMO.

Is that build, 2153, on general release or something a reviewers has to go out of their way to find?

Windows build, correct Windows settings, most recent BIOS, this ain't be an easy CPU to review.

Do we know what Intel's reviewers guide says?
 
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